Configuration Management in Transportation Management Systems: Evaluation of Need
Configuration Management in Transportation Management Systems: Evaluation of Need
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Configuration management, a process developed to control change in complex information technology–based systems, has attracted an increasing amount of attention from the transportation engineering community. As the intelligent transportation systems program accelerates and transportation departments develop and operate increasingly complex transportation management systems, the need for configuration management grows. In this research effort the need for configuration management within transportation management systems is examined by exploring the foundations of configuration management, analyzing the key functions of transportation management, surveying transportation officials, and conducting a case study to examine the configuration management process used by the Georgia Department of Transportation.
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Configuration Management in Transportation Management Systems: Evaluation of Need
Transportation Research Record
Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board ; 1748 , 1 ; 103-109
2001-01-01
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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